Lewis-McMaster Couple Wed
In Red Springs Church Sun.
fk ^^ccc^Lee McMaster became
the bnde of Thomas Lee Lewis Jr
Tri >U,yir2^ at thrw o'clock' in
JW United Methodist Church.
Officiating m the double hub
Morris"* WaS thc Reverend >3
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Billy V . McMaster of Red
Springs. Mr. Lewis is the son of
&? ^le W- Uwis of Lum
berton and the late Mr. Uwis.
A program of nuptial music was
presented by Martin Harris, or
ganist of Laurinburg. Caiy Hinds,
!nUHm?teernfRed and Mr.
and Mre. Bruce Maclnnes, who
sang "The Wedding Sons" ac
companying themselves on the
RS ?"?"A
?llITy "her Talh^s"'"
formal gown of white Qiana iersev
>?d pearled Venise lace of ,2
design. The dress featured a Queen
Anne neckline and long fitted
sleeves showing lace appliques. The
full Imushroom pleated skirt ex
ShCi "!t0 a c"aPel train- Her
bndal veil was designed as a Juliet
^p..?if.7Jat?hing lace holding a veil
of silk illusion of elbow length/The
bnde s bouquet was a cascade of
k k ,<*a,sles- yellow roses and
babies breath.
Mrs Barbara White of Fay
etteville, sister of the bride, was
matron of honor. Maid of honor
bridl^R* McMaster, sister of the
bnde. Bridesmaids were Mrs.
Susan Horne of Red Springs and
Kim Hutchins of Laurinburg. The
honor attendants and bridesmaids
wore identical dresses of yellow
(Jana jersey. The empire design
showed a high waisted bodice with
V neckline and a long full mush
es'" Joraned Skirt" t b0ler? Jacket
was worn over the sleeveless
daiSsy C,rriCd nOSe8ayS ?f
Mr. Lewis chose Rufus W
Odom of Red Springs as best man.
Ushers were Richard White of
FayetteviHe. brother - in - law of the
BriSo Tl C?llins of Lumber
Springs ynC H?rne ?f Red
The mother of the bride wore a
formal gown of sea foam Selesta
liMes Corsage was yeHow Rubrum
,(!"? Le.wis chose a formal gown
of blue Qiana jersey. Her corsage
was a white orchid.
,KMrSjJ^etSy ?verstreet directed
the wedding.
The b"de is a graduate of the
University of North Carolina at
Greensboro and is a kindergarten
?.che, ,he Hoke Sun,,
JJf .gro?m. graduated from
Pembroke University and is an
accountant with Kenneth C. Davis,
The couple will reside at 105
King George Street. Red Springs
after a wedding trip to Wilfiams
burg. Virginia.
RECEPTION
Following the ceremony the
parents of the bride hosted a
reception in the Fellowship Hall of
the church. Mr. and Mrs. James
Holcomb greeted guests at the
entrance of the Education Build
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyette
receivec I them in the Fellowship
Hall. Presiding over the guest
register was Mrs. Gregory Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Odom invited
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Mrs. Thomas Lee Lewis. Jr.
guests to the refreshment table,
which was covered with a white lace
cloth and centered with a silver
candelabra holding mixed flowers
of white, yellow and pink. Mrs.
Edwin Hamilton and Mrs. Pete
Cottrell poured punch. Misses
Suzanne and Melissa Gwyn and
Miss Amber Hutchins assisted with
the serving.
Mrs. George Gwyn, aunt of the
bride and Mrs. Bill Avant served
the four tiered wedding cake from a
table covered with an heirloom lace
cloth. The cake was topped with
white daisies and yellow roses.
Goodbyes were said to Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Davis.
BRIDESMAIDS' LUNCHEON
Mrs. Pete Cottrell. Mrs. Floyd
Thornton and Mrs. Smith Over
street entertained the bride and her
attendants at a luncheon on Sat
urday, July 25 at noon in the
private dining room at the
Southern National Bank building
in Lumberton.
Special guests were Mrs. Billy
McMaster, mother of the bride,
Mrs. Bessie Lewis, mother of the
groom and Miss Linda Lewis, sister
of the groom.
The bride presented gifts to her
attendants at this time. The host
esses' gift to the bride was crystal in
her chosen pattern.
REHEARSAL DINNER
On Saturday evening prior to the
wedding the groom's mother hosted
a rehearsal dinner at the home of
Mrs. Irene McNeill. Covers were
laid for 27 guests.
The bridegroom chose this time
to remember his attendants with
gifts.
OTHER COURTESIES
Mr. and Mrs. James Holcomb
entertained at a dinner at their
home for the bridal couple and
guests. Out - of ? town guests were
their son and daughter - in ? law,
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Holcomb.
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An outdoor dance party and
shower was given for the bridal
couple by Mr. and Mrs. Rufus
Odom and Kelly, and Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Avant at the Odom home.
A skit by Mrs. Smith Overstreet
and Mrs. Tom Cope was the
highlight of the evening.
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A three - course luncheon was
given to the bride by Mrs. B.C.
Smith, Jr. at her home in
Wakulla.
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Mrs. Bill Lester and Mrs. Greg
ory Martin gave a miscellaneous
shower for the bride in the Lester
home.
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Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Home
entertained in their home with a
dinner honoring the bridal couple.
Guests brought favorite recipes to
give the bride and groom-elect.
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Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Boyette and
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Odom enter
tained the bride and groom -elect
with a steak dinner and homemade
ice cream at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Davis on Wednes
day. July 22. Tables centered with
white daisies and pink zinnias were
arranged for 31 guests.
The hosts presented the bridal
couple with a gift of silver in their
chosen pattern.
Bridge
Mrs Upchurch
On Thursday evening. July 23.
Mrs. Lewis Upchurch. Jr.. enter
tained members of her bridge club
plus several visitors for dinner at
the home of Mrs. J.W. Walker.
Places were laid for seventeen for
the three course dinner.
Summer flowers were used
throughout the home.
High score prizes were awarded
to Mrs. Joe Upchurch. Mrs. Robert
Calhoun and Mrs. Robert Gibson.
The consolation prize was won by
Mrs. Gene Carter.
A special guest for the dinner
was Mrs. Neal McNeill who was
remembered with a gift. Mrs.
McNeill has recently moved to
Lexington.
Mr. Maxwell
Celebrates
85th Birthday
On Sunday. July 26, Mr. and
Mrs. Graham Clark and Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Maxwell honored
Walter Steele Maxwell with a
picnic supper at Sinclair's Pond to
celebrate his 85th birthday, which
was on Tuesday, July 28. Ap
proximately 40 members of his
family attended and he received
many nice gifts.
Mr. Maxwell was born July 28,
18% in Robeson County, which is
now part of Hoke County. His
parents were Mr. and Mrs. Joe N.
Maxwell. After attending school in
the old Raeford Institute and
finishing high school in Antioch he
served in the U.S. Navy during
WW1.
Mr. Maxwell ran a General
Merchandise store, J.N. Maxwell &
Son, on the Red Springs
Highway for many years and later
he moved to Raeford and ran "The
City Market" on Main Street for 25
or 30 years.
On December 26, 1926 he mar
ried the former Lena Naomi Beard.
They had 2 children, W. Glenn
Maxwell and J. Joseph Maxwell.
Mr. Maxwell was a member of
the Raeford School Committee
during the war and for several years
after the war. He has been a
member of the Raeford United
Methodist Church for 74 years.
During this time he served as
Secretary and Treasurer and was
on the Board of Stewards for 20
years or longer.
In 1967, after also being a
farmer, Mr. Maxwell retired and
rented his farm land.
Local Debutante
Honored
With Cookout
A cookout. honoring a local
debutante Allison Poole, was given
on the afternoon of July 19. Hosts
and hostess for the occasion were
Allison's cousin, Robert Wilson Jr..
and his parents.
A backyard cookout with hot
dogs and hamburgers including all
the fixings was held at the Wilson's
home in Fayetteville.
Among the 37 guests attending
were debutantes. Julie Gibson of
Red Springs, and Mary Duane
Gilliam, Ann Moss Nimocks, and
Jean Schaefer, all of Fayetteville.
Also attending was Allison's room
mate from college, Susan Thomas,
a debutante from Monroe.
Coke Parly
For Miss Douglas
On Saturday afternoon July 25.
Barbara Dougias was honored with
a Coke party at the home of Mrs.
Billy McNeill. Terri Tucker was
also hostess.
Upon arrival Miss Douglas was
presented with a corsage.
Cokes and assorted finger foods
were served in the dining room.
Gifts were presented the bride
elect.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Williamson of
Lumberton announce the birth of a
daughter", Meredith Jordan, on July
27 at Moore Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Williamson is the former Kim
Jordan of Raeford.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Panin of
Detroit, Michigan announce the
birth of a son, Scott Michael, on
July 13. Mrs. Panin is the former
Jane Willis of Raeford.
Hospital News
MOORE MEMORIAL
rhelma McPhaul
Mrs. Virginia Rouch
DUKE HOSPITAL
Charlie Hottel
Clinton Bradley Campbell (son of
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Campbell)
Dr. Donald R. Johnson, Jr. DDS PA
718 HARRIS AVE.
RAEFORD
Would Like To Announce A Change Of Office Hours
Ef fee live Aug. I st
Our Meu) Hours Will Be:
Monday. Tuesday ?? Thursday
8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Wednesday & Friday
8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
U PATIENT t~. EMERGLhCIES
W ILL Lit ill ADL\ ACCEPTED
Walter Steele Maxwell
Foircloth - McBee
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Faircloth
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Jacquelvn Marie, to
David Gregory McBee of Orlando.
Florida. The prospective bride
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Murphy McBee of Orlando.
Florida.
The wedding is planned for Oc
tober 3 at the First Baptist Church
in Raeford.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
both Hoke County High School and
Sandhills Community College. She
is presently employed in the Data
Processing Department of Faberge'
Inc.
The bridegroom is a graduate of
William R. Boone High School.
Orlando. Florida. He is presently
stationed at Ft. Bragg in the 429th
Medical Company.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hord and
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hord of Red
Springs attended the funeral of
their sister. Elsie Hord Foster of
Kings Mountain. While there, they
visited Mrs. Sue Hord Blanton in
Chenyville. She had been in a
Shelby hospital and was to enter
again on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed McDuffie spent
last week in Kingsport. Tennessee
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed Collins
and Mrs. Katie Fletcher. They
spent Sunday and Monday in Mt.
Airy visiting Mrs. McDuffie's
father. Charlie Reynolds and her
aunt. Mrs. Grady Gentle.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Terry Tolar
of Wanchese last weekend were her
mother. Mrs. Martha Nave of
Raeford. Mrs. Nellie Wright and
Mrs. Mary Christopher of Aber
deen. formerly of Raeford.
Picnic Supper
The Raeford Senior Citizens
friendship Club will have a picnic
supper at Raeford United Metho
dist Church Tuesday at 5:30 p.m.
Members are asked to bring food
and a small jar of sweetened tea.
Personals
Hoke 4-Her
To Attend
Washington
Focus
Sharon McNeill of the Hillcrest
4-H Club will attend 4-H Citizen
ship Washington Focus August 2 ?
8 at the National 4-H Center in
Washington, D.C.
Citizenship- Washington Focus is
an experimental program for youth
to learn more about their rights,
responsibilities and heritage as
American citizens. They will pai
ticipate in workshops, seminars,
and field trips during the week.
The Field trips will include
Capitol Hill Day, American Heri
tage, Washington Highlights anc*
American Culture. The partic'.
pants will be visiting Bob Fosse's
Dancin' Live! on Stage!, which is a
Broadway Tony Award Winning
musical. They will also have some
time to explore the Smithsonian
Institute, the White House and
other spots of interest.
Four- Hers from across North
Carolina will be joining delegates
from several other states for the
week -long program. Sharon was
chosen to attend on her outstand
ing record an achievements in 4-H
in Hoke County.
She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd McNeill.
At Seminar
Mikki Freeze of Raeford is
among the approximately 70 high
school students participating in the
Eighth annual Youth Seminar on
Law, Leadership and Govern nv\*
this week at Chapel Hill.
She is a rising senior at Hoke
County High School.
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Grond Ole Opry Sept. 10-13 $1 25
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Disneyworld Sept. 24-27 $105
New England States, Canoda, &
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